Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-04
Death of Mrs. von,s Victim.

Death of Mrs. Von's Victim.
TcopyTigH, 1857, by the California Associated fress.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3d-[Special. i
George Wesley Bishop, who was shot last
Friday on board the steamer Alameda bv
Mrs. Mary Won, was removed by his friends
Saturday afternoon from the Receiving
Hospital to room in a lodging-hous on
the corner of Washington street and Dun
bar alley. Bishop bore the change pretty
well, but toward midnight began to sink
and died about 8 o'clock this morning. He
was perfectly conscious Immediately before
he died, but though urged to make state
ment or arrange for the disposal of his eff
fects, he breathed his last without doing SO.
charge OF murder has been placed against
Mrs. Mary Won.
Los Angeles Items.
lcopyigh, 1887, by ae California Associated Press
Los ANGELES, July 3d-A large number
OF teamsters had meeting last night for
the purpose of forming Protective Union,
and after the adoption of a constitution
and bylaws officers were elected
The Band Of Hope entertainment yester-
day afternoon netted $500 for the Orphans
Home.
The committee appointed by the local
Posts G. A. R., to arrange for an excursion
TO the Grand Encampment at st. Louis met
yesterday, and after transacting some bust
ness adjourned for two weeks.
San Juan-by- the-Sea.
!CoFgit, 1887, by tle California Associated Press
SANTA ANA, July 3d.-Land-seekers arc
arriving in large numbers at San Juan bv
the attraction in real estate Transactions
are on an enormous scale. Two extra stage
lines are run to accommodate the investors.
The railroad companies are charging and
beauitying San Juan by-the-Sea, and pro-
pose making it the most charming and
popular seaside resort in Southern Cali
fornia.
Shot by His Companion.
lCopyiga, 1887, by tie California Associated Press.I
NAPA, July 3d.-While H. S. Roberts and
Charles Davis were hunting, three miles
east of here this morning, Davis accident
ally shot Roberts in the thigh, near the
body. Roberts was 26 years old. He lived
but two hours. The Coroners Jury exon
Grated Davis.
Down by the Sad Sea Waves.
Copyright 1887, by tie California Associated Press
SANTA CRUZ, July 3d-The weather here
is fine, and the crowds of people in town
SURPRISING all precedent. The wheelmen
and yachtmen will participatein the parade
tomorrow. The entries for the bicycle
races are full. The track is in superb con-
dition.
Nevada County Notes.
NEVADA CITY, July 3d-The three wo-
men arrested for robbing Edward Tregaskis,
from Marysville, were discharged without
examination.
saw cut off the right thumb of Dwight
Rolfe.
The speed programme for the third an
nual fair of the Seventeenth Agricultural
Association beginning at Glenbrook Park,
September 9th, has been published. The
purses aggregate upward of s. 900, eighteen
races being arranged for.
Death of Prominent Shasta Citizen.
ANDERSON, July 3d.-[By Postal Tele-
graph. The sad news reached here this
morning that J. K. Lowe died at 3
O'Clock this morning, very suddenly, at his
residence in Happy Valley. Mr.. Lowe was
prominent fruit and vine-grower in this
county and was prominent in the develop
ment of Shasta county. The sad news
spreads gloom over our town and the
surrounding country. He died very sud-
denly after complaining. 1t is supposed
his death was caused by heart complaint
A Juvenile Strike.
MAhnSNlLLE, July Iu.-len boys ana
girls endeavored to organize strike in the
Sutter Cannery to-day. where about 200
hands are employed. They failed to, and
were not taken back on application. The
strikers ages are from ten to seventeen
years. One of the number stated that his
father had told him to organize, and when
the cannery had a heavy stock of fruit to
demand greater pay. The pay at present
is in excess of that paid elsewhere.
Los Angeles Races.
Los ANGELES, July 3d.-The second day
of the Turf Club races at Agricultural
Park yesterday drew good crowd. The
first race was the San Diego stakes. five
eighths of mile, and was won by Billy
johnson. Time, 1:03!. The second race,
the Perfection Climate stakes, mile heats,
was won by Manzanita. Time, 145l The
third race, the Blonde Beauty stakes, seven
eighths of mile dash, was won by Billy
Johnson. Time, 1901.
Accident at Sisson's.
SIssoNs, July 3d.-[By Postal Telegraph
To day at l P. N, Captain Barnes was
riding out with party of ladies in car
riage to the picnic grounds. The horse be-
canned scared and upset the carriage,
throwing the entire party out. No one was
injured except Captain Barnes, who had
two ribs broken. The surgeon in attend
ance reports the patient resting as easily
as possible, and thinks he is not injured
internally
The Yacht Race to Santa Cruz.
SANTA CRUZ, July 3d.-[By Postal Tele-
graph. THE yacht Lurline arrived here at
6:45 A. NJ. to-day. Up to this hour 40
o'clock no other yacht has arrive.
LArER-THE PROCESSION ARRIVES.
The yacht Nellie arrived second at IO:45
A. N. to-day: The Aggie arrived at 1910 P.
NJ, being third.
How Gilroy VIII Celebrate.
copyright, 1887, By tie California Associated P,ess.1
GILRoY, July 3d.-The preparations for
an enthusiastic Fourth of July display are
complete. There will be firemen's and
civic parade, grand barbecue literary exer-
cises, street games, Horribles, etc, winding
up with ball.
No Place Like Home.
IcoPyigu, 1857, By ae California associated Pressl
Los ANGELES. July 3d.-Bishop Mora re-
turned from his trip to Spain to-day. lie
had most enjoyable trip, but was glad to
return home. He was met at the depot bv
large delegation.